Sentence examples for malignant diagnosis from inspiring English sources
Of the 65 cases sampled, 22 were female, 43 male, with a mean age of 76 yrs (range 56-99), 36 had a malignancy diagnosed, 24 had a non malignant diagnosis (heart failure) and 5 had no diagnosis recorded.
The diagnosis 'atypia' was used if the tissue differed from normal but did not show any signs of malignancy, and 'suspicious' was used if a malignant diagnosis was assumed but was not obvious.
For 20 patients, a second opinion changed a malignant diagnosis to a benign one.
Author(s): Georgia Scurletis, The New York Times Learning Network Javaid Khan, The Bank Street College of Education in New York City Suggested Time Allowance: 45 minutes- 1 hour Objectives: Students will: 1. Explore a cancer patient's comparison between experiencing the events of September 11 and receiving a malignant diagnosis.
In 54.2% (115/212) of women suffering from LMS, a malignant diagnosis was not suspected prior to surgery.
Benign nodule controls have at least one year of follow-up data and non-malignant diagnosis.
Chronic pancreatitis (diffuse and focal) was the predominant non-malignant diagnosis in patients with PD dilation.
Of the total number of cases reviewed, 133 (7%) were reassigned a non-malignant diagnosis and thereafter excluded.
A second patient completed the baseline interview but following a second opinion the cancer diagnosis was changed to a non-malignant diagnosis and the patient was excluded.
The controls were smokers who had undergone radiologic testing for suspicion of lung cancer and had received a non-malignant diagnosis.
